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Pace Student, Vol.8 No 12, November, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 12, November, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 11, October, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 11, October, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 10, September, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 10, September, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No .2, January, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No .2, January, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 5, April, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 5, April, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 6, May, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 6, May, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 9, August, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 9, August, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Accounting From The Business Slant, Anonymous
Accounting From The Business Slant, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Criticsm And Rejoinder [News Items], L. P. Collins, John Raymond Wildman
Criticsm And Rejoinder [News Items], L. P. Collins, John Raymond Wildman
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Story Of Use And Occupancy, Anonymous
Story Of Use And Occupancy, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Charles Waldo Haskins, An American Pioneer In Accountancy;, Charles Waldo Haskins
Charles Waldo Haskins, An American Pioneer In Accountancy;, Charles Waldo Haskins
Haskins and Sells Publications
Originally published by: Prentice Hall, Inc.;
C. P. A. Bulletin, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1, 1923, National Association Of Certified Public Accountants
C. P. A. Bulletin, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1, 1923, National Association Of Certified Public Accountants
Newsletters
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 4, March, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 4, March, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 8, July, 1923, Pace & Pace
Pace Student, Vol.8 No 8, July, 1923, Pace & Pace
The Pace Student
No abstract provided.
Observations Of A Junior Assistant, Anonymous
Observations Of A Junior Assistant, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Padded Inventories, Anonymous
Treasury Stock In Relation To Stated Capital, Anonymous
Treasury Stock In Relation To Stated Capital, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Examination [1923], Virginia State Board Of Accountancy
Examination [1923], Virginia State Board Of Accountancy
State Publications
The examination consists of Commercial Law, Practical Accounting --Part I, Theory of Accounts, Practical Accounting--Part II, and Auditing.
Outlines Of Accounting, William S. Krebs
Outlines Of Accounting, William S. Krebs
Individual and Corporate Publications
No abstract provided.
Examination For The Degree: Certified Public Accountant, Ohio. State Board Of Accountancy
Examination For The Degree: Certified Public Accountant, Ohio. State Board Of Accountancy
State Publications
The examination covers the following areas: Theory of Accounts, Auditing, Practical Accounting, and Commercial Law. There are six examination sessions covering three days. Satisfactory answers to questions and correct solutions of problems will entitle candidates to 100 credits in each subject. Candidates receiving 75 or more credits in each subject will be granted a certificate. Those failing to obtain the required credits in any subject will have to be re-examined in that subject only. In marking papers the Board will take into consideration the intelligence indicated by your answers to questions and solution of problems; also the manner of presentation …
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Electrical Utilities, Maine. Public Utilities Commission
Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Electrical Utilities, Maine. Public Utilities Commission
State Publications
In accordance with Chapter 129, Section 11 of the Public Laws of 1913 this commission has had prepared under its direction, the following accounts which shall be known as the "Uniform Classification of Accounts for Electrical Companies" Issue of 1923, and in order that same may become operative.
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Members, National Association Of Certified Public Accountants
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Members, National Association Of Certified Public Accountants
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the members of the National Association of Certified Public Accountants will be held in the office of the Association, No. 47 Franklin National Bank Building, 945 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest, Washington, D. C. on the 4th day of June, 1923 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Be sure to send in your proxy if you are unable to attend.
Budgetary Control For Paint Manufacturers' Association Of The United States, Paint Manufacturers' Association Of The United States. Cost Accounting Committee
Budgetary Control For Paint Manufacturers' Association Of The United States, Paint Manufacturers' Association Of The United States. Cost Accounting Committee
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Budgetary control is urgently needed in the efficient administration of business for two well defined reasons, as follows: 1. To coordinate the activities of all departments. 2. To centralize executive control. Most concerns do not use a budgetary control system primarily because they either do not understand how to prepare and operate it, or else they do not realize the need of it. From the elementary description given and the reasons cited why the budgetary system should be operated, it is hoped that all members of the Association will review their own requirements and plan some type of budgetary control.
Work Of The Cashier's Cage, Association Of American Portland Cement Manufacturers, Portland Cement Association
Work Of The Cashier's Cage, Association Of American Portland Cement Manufacturers, Portland Cement Association
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The constantly increasing activity in the Bond business during the last year has witnessed a commensurate augmentation in the membership of this Association. The stress of business imposed internal difficulties upon new firms, among them being the regulation of their Accounting and Cashiers' Departments. It is for that group of associates, rather than for the older members, that this monograph on the "Work of the Cashier's Cage" has been prepared. It is hoped, also, that the suggestions contained in this booklet may assist the older cashiers in expediting their accounting work. The description of accounting procedure given in this book …
System Of Standard Accounting Methods And Cost Finding For Household Goods Warehouse, National Furniture Warehousemen's Association. Cost And Accounting Committee
System Of Standard Accounting Methods And Cost Finding For Household Goods Warehouse, National Furniture Warehousemen's Association. Cost And Accounting Committee
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
(Includes Supplement no. 1, adopted by the National Furniture Warehousemen's Assoication in convention at Houston, Texas, Jan. 21 to 26, 1924.) Your Committee has not attempted to go into the matter of the origin of cash book or journal entries, except as they apply to the general cost finding method recommended. No doubt, investigation and recommendation of a simple system of original entries would be of value to our members. We are submitting for your approval an Accounting Outline and a System illustrated by application to a standard furniture warehouse based on the present cost of reproduction. The first problem …
Cost Accounting In The Tool Steel Industry, John J. Keefe
Cost Accounting In The Tool Steel Industry, John J. Keefe
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
Such a multitude of departments and operations exist in a plant producing tool steels, that the writer has deemed it advisable to discuss each of these in the order in which the steel passes through them from the time the composing materials are melted until the finished product is shipped. This article does not describe a cost system which can be used without alteration in any steel mill, but merely outlines the fundamental principles which should be used in designing such a system. Local conditions in a plant where a cost system is to be installed usually make it necessary …
Suggestive Budget For Families Of Small Income, Associated Charities Of Cleveland. Home Economics Committee
Suggestive Budget For Families Of Small Income, Associated Charities Of Cleveland. Home Economics Committee
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
In presenting a budget to be used as a guide by those working with dependent families or families of small income, it has seemed wise to begin with the material from which the budget was compiled and the suggestions for its use, leaving as a final statement the budget itself. This budget when completed is understood to be only a skeleton or framework, which must be clothed with the flesh and blood of the real family one is working with. It is often called a standard budget, but we must remember that no family is standard, that adjustments must be …
Inventories, Physical And Perpetual, Alexander Hamilton Institute
Inventories, Physical And Perpetual, Alexander Hamilton Institute
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The taking of a physical inventory, while apparently a simple process, presents several intricacies that lead many factory managers into trouble, and, in a large percentage of instances, the figures obtained are too dubious for general use. In the following Report, the procedure is set forth for taking an inventory the results of which will be accurate and reliable for all purposes. Having obtained correct figures, it is a problem in many plants how to keep them up to date. The solution lies in a perpetual inventory system. Such a system is one of the earmarks of a progressive concern. …
Preliminary Report Of The Committee Appointed By The National Tax Association To Prepare A Plan Of A Model System Of State And Local Taxation, National Tax Association
Preliminary Report Of The Committee Appointed By The National Tax Association To Prepare A Plan Of A Model System Of State And Local Taxation, National Tax Association
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
No abstract provided.
Cotton Mill Costs, W. A. Musgrave
Cotton Mill Costs, W. A. Musgrave
Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes
The real problems of cost accounting in the textile industry-arise in those mills making a variety of fancy fabrics. This article deals with the costing of the product of a fine fancy cotton mill only. The cotton manufacturing industry of the United States ranks with the largest and most important of American industries. Its production is divided into three classes, namely: coarse, medium and fine cotton goods. Very few, even of the larger mills, have a modern cost control system. One reason is that a large number of mill treasurers and managers have gained the impression that cost accounting requires …